Kilkennys Irish Pub & Eatery, Tulsa

Kilkenny's is my favorite place. Every celebration, moment i need lifting or just when I have extra money i spend at Killkenny's! Always excellent service, great filling food, More than enough great beer! Even when they are extremely busy the wait staff finds time to keep it personal and very hospitable! Will always find an excuse to return as i will in a few days! See you at Killkenny's!!!!!!!!

Thanks for serving a really flat old beer and a gross frozen burger. Awful food and service, but the place looks nice... too bad.

Best Irish Pub in Tulsa. Great food, great service and incredible Atmoshere. A must see if ever in Tulsa.

Kilkennys was one of my favorite places in Tulsa with WAS being the operative word. Returning after a year Kilkennys has really gone downhill at least with what I ordered. The fish in the Fish and Chips was burned and had the overcooked/burned flavor throughout/ The bluberry cobbler was like molten lava after being nuked in a microwave too long and spilling a drop on my hand raised a blister. Maybe Kilkennys now gets its food from Sam's Club and its cooks from Long John Silver's.

Super fine place to eat or just have a drink with friends. I live in Michigan and travel to Tulsa twice a month on business, and I ALWAYS have at least one dinner at Kilkenny's. The menu has so many wonderful dishes it is hard to choose from all the truly Irish food. I'd recommend this place to anyone either from Tulsa or out of town.

Kilkenny's is our detour between work and home. Once inside the doors, the high paced mode is decompressed. My wife describes the decor as elegant. I say it was constructed for manly men. It is convenient for downtown businessmen/businesswomen to meet after work, but I would still drive more out of the way to get to it if I had to. The Chicken Boxty Quesadillas are extra good. The Oysters and Crab Cakes are not bad either.

Great food, nice atmosphere for friends or family to gather for drinks or dinner and the whole 9 yards.

I like Kilkenny's Pub. It is cozy with dark woods and a venetian plaster ceiling. The lighting is soft. It is a comfortable place to wind down after work. The food is good. If I am just meeting someone for a snack and drink I order the appetizer scotch eggs (hard boiled wrapped in sausage and breaded) or the shamrock spuds (wedges with cheddar and bacon). The dinner menu has too many delicious entrees to mention. They have brunch on weekends.

This is a great place for a hearty meal or just to quaff a brew. Been a customer since they opened in 2003 and for the most part, they are still delivering the goods. Service can be slow at times and I am saddened that some of my favorite brews are no longer on tap (bottle only, in some cases) but otherwise, a good bang for the buck.

I went here a week ago. GREAT food and very authentic. And the beer is always ice cold and the people are great. ONLY complaint I have is I was given the wrong meal. However, it was so good. I didn't even bother to make it an issue. A top pick!